I'm just toying with getting back into this period in 15 mm, having always regretted selling my 25mm army years ago.
I know that the Duke of York's livery was blue and white but just wanted to clarify the arrangement of the colours.
My understanding is that the colour of the top of the lord's fishtale banner is the one worn on the sword arm side of the livery jacket. So looking at the Graham Turner illustration in Osprey's book on Tewkesbury
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Somerset's banner has white at the top, blue at the bottom so his men wear white on the sword arm side and blue on the other.
Looking now at the Duke of York's banner in the Turner illustration of First St Albans
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it has a falcon and fetterlock with blue at the top of the banner and white at the bottom. I'm assuming then that the Duke of York's men would have the blue on their sword arm side and white on the other.
It's a little confusing as though I think I have the general principle right, I have seen depictions of Somerset's men in the Turner illustrations of Towton and indeed in that one of St Albans (the guy slumped with the flag over him) with the colours reversed so I am a little perplexed. I don't think the jackets were split at the shoulder so that the colours swapped over.
Could anyone advise on this and point me in the correct direction if I have it wrong?